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Entry Table Cocoa Wood Top Cherry Support Walnut Endview details
Walnut Slab and Cherry Trestle table2 comments
Made this trestle table for my father in law so he may display his bonsai. He had come across a great walnut slab from a local sawyer with live edges, about 20 inches wide, flat, and some great...view details
Woodworking Business - What To Build To Make Profits1 comment
Woodworking is a great art and hobby that you can quickly turn into business. You need to know that different woodwork projects will have different markets. For instance, if you are making toys, then...view details
Anniversary Boxes
This is a pair of boxes made as an anniversary gift. The boxes are built from a resawn cherry board. The box sides and tops were cut so each face of one box is bookmatched to the corresponding face...view details
My first segmented bowl
This bowl project was my first segmented bowl. The project was to be a wedding gift for my nephew and his wife as their wedding gift. Little did I know that wanting to give them something unique...view details
Checker/Chess Board2 comments
This checker/chess board was a Christmas gift for my Mother/Father-in-Law. The top is made of Walnut and Hard Maple framed with strips of Walnut, Hard Maple and a Cherry frame. The board sits...view details
Planet Table
This coffee table is made with black walnut, cherry for the legs and exotic woods for the inlays inspired by the planetary systemsview details
Picture frames, out of the box
Some picture frames I created. The oil paintings are by my wife, Gail. The 2 projects were created independently of each other.view details
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Office/library bookshelves
I designed and built in these libary bookshelves in my home office in our new home. The shelves are 3/4 " cherry veneer MDF. The trim is walnut, with occasional maple inset and routed column grooves...view details
Standing Jewelry Cabinet
This cabinet is composed of narrow pieces of maple ripped and reglued to show the quartersawn face which provides the striped effect. The corners are cherry as is the base. The outside of the...view details
Cherry Hall Table
Hall table; figured cherry top with walnut base. Not only is the thick figured cherry top the aesthetic focus but its weight adds significant stability to the table. The elevated top is attached to...view details
Greene and Greene Inspired Gift Boxes1 comment
I was playing with some ideas for gift boxes and tried my hand at designing these in the Greene and Greene style. They are joined with proud finger joints, the bottom incorporates cloud lifts, and...view details
Standing Jewelry Cabinet
This standing jewelry cabinet is made of maple, walnut, cherry and mahogany. It stands about 4 feet tall and is about 20 inches wide. It is finished with wet sanded satin poly. The main cabinet...view details
Metro Morris Chair
I saw this chair in the Stickley catalog and just had to give it a try. I worked from the catalog photo and measurements taken from a traditional Morris Chair. Chair is made of Walnut and Cherry with...view details
Cremation Urn
Built this urn for my friend's father who passed recently. I used maple for the sides. They had some very nice figure. Hand cut dovetails. The lid is spalted maple surrounded with walnut and maple...view details
Series of Boxes1 comment
In this project I made a number of similar boxes, 12 in all, each of a different wood or wood combination, in order to become more familiar with different woods, approaches to boxes, etc. Each box...view details
Pinewood derby car made from cutting board1 comment
My wife made a cutting board using some scraps I picked up at the local Hicksville Planing Mill near Hagerstown, MD. After she cut the board to length, I used the leftover piece of scrap to create...view details
Walnut and Cherry Bed
As my feet began to hang over the edge of my old bunk bed (I'm sixteen), I decided to build myself a new bed. I built the bed primarily out of cherry, from my own design. I didn't want to buy a new...view details
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White oak butcher block with a cherry boarder, walnut, maple and cherry laminations and maple and walnut banding.view details
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Man Booker Prize 2015
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Man Booker Prize 2015
As the Man Booker Prize shortlist is announced, RNIB is delighted that once again all the shortlisted novels will be produced in braille, giant print and Talking Books before the announcement of this year's winner. From October, they will be available through our online shop and also RNIB Library.
Thanks to the incredible support of The Booker Prize Foundation, both by including accessibility in the Prize rules and by sponsoring the production of titles, RNIB has produced braille, giant print and Talking Books of the shortlisted titles for a number of years. This year is no exception as six of the best contemporary novels are available to a blind and partially sighted audience.
RNIB would like to thank The Booker Prize Foundation for their fantastic commitment to blind and partially sighted people's right to read.
Read our latest blog about the Man Booker Prize
This year's shortlist
- Marlon James, A Brief History of Seven Killings
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The Prize winner will be announced on 13 October.
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Man Booker Prize 2014
The six titles shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize in 2014 were successfully transcribed into braille and giant print and also recorded as Talking Books, so that blind and partially sighted people can enjoy them too by loaning them from RNIB Library.
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Joshua Ferris, author of To Rise Again at a Decent Hour
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Investment management provider Financial Engines (FNGN) lost 1.38, or 4%, to 32.75 in volume 262% above average. The action was extremely loose. At its intraday low, the small cap was off about 13%.
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FleetCor Technologies (FLT) touched a new high in light volume — not the ideal way to make a new high. The fuel card provider hit the high in the first 15 minutes of trade, then reversed lower, closing off 0.90, or 1%, to 68.65.
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Good enough for this kind of genre thing. People were reading it because they saw a TV version but I just read it because other people were reading it. Though perfectly fine of its type, I don't know why people have to make a big deal over it. Maybe if I read more Inspector Morse I'd get into it more.
As mentioned elsewhere, the first of Dexter's books, which introduces Thames Valley's Chief Inspector Morse and his long-suffering Sergeant, Lewis. Careful readers will find much to enjoy here, but Last Bus to Woodstock is clearly a first novel, rather than a third or a fifth or tenth.
Certainly, there are many dated elements to the book. Remember 1975? I do, but only just. But here is where knowledge of the television production won't really help you, as it changed some fundamentals of the books (arguably for the better), and was first made a full decade later (though it could be said that the 1980s themselves are now another country). Culture has moved on, attitudes have - in some cases - matured and improved, the world has moved on, the Royal Mail, the NHS, and even policing have changed. Some readers may not be able to see beyond this, but knowing what is to come in the series, that will very much be their loss. That being said, this is a novel from the mid-1970s. Don't expect the world to look like forty years later, but rather be pleased that it has moved on at all, and you will still find Morse enigmatic, irritating, and sometimes even off-putting. But the core of the story, the mercurial relationship between Morse and Lewis, Morse's tendency to leap to the wrong conclusions and simultaneously make questionable decisions with regards to female suspects... that's all here. Personally, I suspect that the character's flawed "human, all too human" weaknesses, especially as portrayed by John Thaw, are much of the stories' attractiveness.
This story is more meticulously plotted than many of the later Morse novels, with a number of red herrings. It varies significantly from the eventual television adaptation, so again, readers who know the ITV series will be kept guessing - especially by the character who wasn't even shown on telly, but proves central to the novel. There are many other minor details, including the fact that Morse drives a Lancia, rather than the eventual televisual Jag (which would even make the cover of several early 90s novels), which will keep the interested reader wondering at what in blazes is going on.
It's not a perfect book, but well worth a read for fans of the series.
Yes, but Kindle.
This is the first in the Inspector Morse series. I enjoyed these books for not only the mystery, but for Morse himself and his relationship with his colleague, Lewis. Morse is a snob who drinks too much, loves opera, and is very protective of his Jaguar. Poor Lewis, his long-suffering sergeant, admires Morse's talents for solving the cases, but recognizes that Morse has serious flaws. There's often an undertone of classism as suspects stereotype Morse as working class and Morse returns their disdain. Meanwhile Lewis is a reminder that "regular folk" are more than regular.
It's very much of his time - there are some appalling views on rape expressed throughout the book, including three solid pages at the end of Part One that almost made me stop reading - but I've been bitten by the Inspector Morse bug and laughing at Morse is more than enough of a pleasure to keep me reading.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0804114900, Mass Market Paperback)"[Morse is] the most prickly, conceited, and genuinely brilliant detective since Hercule Poirot."
--The New York Times Book Review
HIM. . . . Viewers who have enjoyed British actor John Thaw as Morse in the PBS Mystery! anthology series should welcome the deeper character development in Dexter's novels."
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Beautiful Sylvia Kaye and another young woman had been seen hitching a ride not long before Sylvia's bludgeoned body is found outside a pub in Woodstock, near Oxford. Morse is sure the other hitchhiker can tell him much of what he needs to know. But his confidence is shaken by the cool inscrutability of the girl he's certain was Sylvia's companion on that ill-fated September evening. Shrewd as Morse is, he's also distracted by the complex scenarios that the murder set in motion among Sylvia's girlfriends and their Oxford playmates. To grasp the painful truth, and act upon it, requires from Morse the last atom of his professional discipline.
"Few novelists write books as intelligent and deliciously frightening as those by Colin Dexter. . . . What Mr. Dexter does so well, so brilliantly, is weave a thick, cerebral story chock-full of literary references and clever red herrings."
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Author Pete Moruzzi Hosts Talk, Happy Hour at Mai-Kai
Mai-Kai is one of Fort Lauderdale's treasures.
Though a rare gem now, in the 1950's and 60's the United States was filled with restaurant showplaces like Latin Quarter, Trader Vic's, The Hawaiian Cottage, and Mai-Kai.
These themed restaurants had elaborate decor, fruity and potent drinks, and, most likely, live entertainment.
Many of these places have since closed, but Mai-Kai, built in 1956 for about $3,000, has continued serving Tiki drinks and holding Polynesian revues for over 50 years.
Nightlife historian, Peter Moruzzi, has authored a book chronicling these classic restaurants. Classic Dining: Discovering America's Finest Mid-Century Restaurants ($30), highlights the restaurants our parents and grandparents frequented. South Florida restaurants Moruzzi has featured include Joe's Stone Crab, Fox's Sherron Inn, and Mai-Kai.
Moruzzi is giving an illustrated talk on the book at the Mai-Kai on Thursday, December 13 from 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. in the Tahiti Room. Afterward, Moruzzi will be signing copies of Classic Dining, which will be available for sale on-site.
To celebrate the event, the restaurant is extending their happy hour to 9 p.m., so you'll be able to enjoy half-priced drinks and appetizers. No purchase is required to attend the free talk, but an RSVP is strongly suggested, as space is limited.
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I sometimes use a fly swatter to kill the occassional fly or spider, but is it ok to do this in front of your kids? I always tell my kids to treat animals respecttfully, and yet they haven´t seen me kill a bug, but it will probably happen this summer. How do you explain to your kids if you kill an animal?
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While Shelagh has been our Director of Children's Ministries since 2013, she and her husband, Mike, have served in ministry to children together for over 30 years. Her passion for children comes through clearly, as she seeks to come along side families to help them nurture their children to know and love Jesus for themselves. Her joy and energy are contagious as she leads an army of ministry volunteers who serve children from birth through fifth grade. Shelagh enjoys cooking and entertaining. One of her favorite things to do is to walk on the beach with her husband in the early morning. She and Mike have two grown sons, Joe and Matt, whose lives have been greatly influenced by the children's and youth ministries here at WEFC, and for which they are very grateful.
Jeff is no stranger to youth ministry, having served as the Director here at WEFC in the past, and on the youth staff most of his almost 30 years at the church. His love for teaching and discipling teenagers has always been his deepest passion, and he is more comfortable in a room full of teens than in a room of young children. Quite at home in the kitchen, he is known to prepare gourmet camping meals for his hiking and camping buddies, as well as amazing cookies, desserts and jerky for the teens. Jeff is a voracious reader, excellent story teller and loves the outdoors.
Music has always been a large part of Colleen's life. Growing up in Christian home as part of a large musical family, she appreciates the sacrifices her parents made to provide them with lessons of various kinds. Music ministry was a natural progression as she became involved in the church after marrying her husband, Jeff, in 1979. Colleen came to WEFC in 1985 to work with the worship ministry and now also oversees the office staff. Her greatest joy in ministry is team development and equipping/releasing leaders. With two grown children and eight grandchildren, this "Nana" has a full and active plate. She also enjoys reading, crocheting and bargain shopping.


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Avocets Help Intern Learn What it Takes to Become a Wildlife Biologist
Open Spaces is featuring monthly posts by Student Conservation Association (SCA) interns working to promote, protect and study wildlife on public lands all over the United States. Since 1957, SCA has been connecting young people from all backgrounds with life-changing, career-making conservation service opportunities. Learn how you can get involved at www.thesca.org . Today, Sara Prussing checks in from Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge in Utah.
|A successful capture of an American avocet chick! Photo courtesy of Jen Christopherson
Summer has come with a bang to Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge. Cool May showers and high river flows have become distant memories in the swelter of June and July. The wetlands resound with an enticing cacophony of breeding birds. Above the deep marshes, the oinks of white-faced ibises mix with the harsh scoldings of Forster's terns and nasally laughs of Franklin's gulls. Passing by a stand of reeds or bulrush, a lucky visitor might hear the whinny of a nearby sora or the territorial grunt of a Virginia rail. During May and June I listened for these reticent rails during secretive marsh bird surveys and was fortunate to spot a few. Today, though, my eyes are set on a less elusive target.
Refuge biologist Howard Browers and I are on a shorebird banding mission. While we drive, high-pitched kleets ring in our ears as the mascots of Bear River Refuge, American avocets, glide into view. The avocets are in full breeding mode, adorned with cinnamon hoods and shadowed by their offspring. Once I spot three avocet chicks wading idly on our right, the game is on.
I hop out of the truck, net in hand and wader boots pounding the ground. The chicks scatter in different directions to thwart me, but my attention is entirely focused on the farthest of the three. It runs freely above the sulfurous mud, and I follow with a galumphing stride. I start to close the gap and reach out my net, closer, closer… SCHLUMP! Without warning, my left boot slides off and I collapse in the muck. Scrambling up, I watch the chick disappear behind a curtain of bulrush. As I pass the spot, I glance down to see a bundle of feathers crouched between the stems. I gently close my fingers around its torso and begin the long trek back to shore.


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VT Research News - 1 - October 2015
The Vermont Research E-News is a bi-weekly curated collection of Vermont research. Read on for links to research on laughing babies, opiate addiction, the new Castleton poll and renewable energy in Vermont.
"Destroying Vermont to Save It:"
Destroying Vermont to save it, Land conservation, the stuggles of young farmers, out-migration and and "Liberty" on Lake Champlain are some of the subjects in seven new video interviews recentlly completed with Vermont researchers. The short (2-3 minute) videos feature conversations with Vermont researchers Gregory Sanford, ...
Student Research Projects
Though the onset of summer for many members of the UVM academic community may mean field-work overseas or a spell in the countryside to focus on writing, some young researchers are turning their focus on the very place they call home. The Center for Research on Vermont highlights here several undergraduates working on ...
Conference Explores Electric Power From the North
Under the shadow of the 1970's oil crisis, Vermont's then-governor Richard Snelling negotiated to purchase electric power from Quebec. In July 1984, the government-owned utility Hydro-Quebec and Vermont finalized a long-term contract, and over the following decades a large portion of the state's electric power has flowed ...


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8 Idols who appeared splendid even they don't make up
In reality, there are a lot of idols who appeared splendid although they don't wear luxirious and make up. Some opinions assume that when idols don't make up, they look so awful. In my opinion, we need to be on the second thoughts about these rumors.. ... Read more
8 Cheerful South Korean Idols Overcome Depression and Anxiety
The K-pop idols always appear with smile and laughs. However, not many people know that our idols experienced the tough time!
1. G Dragon (Big Bang). ... Read more
13 times idols were unlucky
Happy Friday the 13th everybody! Although some of us may shudder at this unlucky day and are avoiding black cats and ladders at all costs, we can always try to find fun and humor even on the worst days. . ... Read more
'Fluttering India' Explains Why They Asked Indian Fans To Ignore Idols At Airport
Recently, KBS2TV stepped foward to explained their conflict with fans during the shooting of "Fluttering India" in India!
The program is responding to claims over SNS by Indian fans who came to the airport to see the idols. They accounted that "Fluttering India" staff told them to pretend that they did not know the celebrities, and that the staff also checked their phones to make sure that their cameras were turned off.. ... Read more
When Idols Show their True Colours: The Dangers of Racial Stereotyping
Kim Hyun Joong Received Congratulatory Flower Wreaths From SS501 Kim Hyun Jun (Makane) and other Kpop Idols
Anything for his favorite hyung! SS501 Maknae Kim Hyung Jun sent this lovely bouquet to Kim Hyun Joong for his Gemini Encore today. Other Kpop Idols also sent thier flower wreaths to him like Infinite, Block B, Boys Repuplic and other TV Networks and social media site. The Henecia Japan fan club also sent a lovely flower Bouquet for Kim Hyun Joong.
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Reality Check: Fans and Idols Dating
Reality Check: Fans and Idols Dating Written by Morgan On April 21, 2015
FT Island's Lee Hong-ki got into some strife on April 12 when dating rumors surfaced about him and the Japanese model Ai Shinozaki. While his company, FNC Entertainment, quickly leaped to deny rumors stating that the two were just friends, Hong-ki took to twitter to address the matter further. . ... Read more
8 Male K-pop Idols Who Confessed They've Never Experienced Love
Girls fans always said that, "K-Pop idols can win heart of any girl he wants"; Its, however, unbelievable to think of them would have a hard time winning over the heart of any woman. However, some idols confessed that they have never once had a girlfriend in their entire life! O_O
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12 idols who are still children at heart
It"s Children"s Day in South Korea, meaning all the cute kids there are being pampered and loved during the most energetic times of their lives!
To celebrate this awesome holiday that honors the innocent and happy children, here"s a list of 12 idols who may appear charismatic on stage but are as childlike, playful, and energetic as children even now! . ... Read more
Top Korean male Idols looking good in suits
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Dental ImplantsDental implants provide an exciting option for people missing some or all of their teeth. Most San Antonio dentists and dental specialists utilize root-form implants in order to replace natural tooth roots of missing teeth. Dental implants look, feel, and function like your own natural teeth.
BridgesOur professional friendly dental bridge staff knows that your smile's appearance and functionality can be adversely affected by missing teeth. Missing one or more teeth can cause a change in bite which is commonly referred to by dentists as occlusion. Teeth occlusions can cause speech impediments, a greater chance of tooth decay, and increased risk for periodontal disease. In addition, teeth being moved and shifted around can result in a disorder known as TMJ.
Restorative DentistryDr. John Moore, DDS, a San Antonio dentist using orthodontics, started as a research assistant and teaching assistant at the University of Colorado and University of Texas. He moved on to Clinical Instructor and the Assistant Professor of Dentistry at The University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio. Here, he taught dental anatomy, restorative dentistry and clinical dentistry for 10 years (1978-1989).
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FillingsOne type of problem our San Antonio dentist, Dr. John Moore, DDS takes a stand against is Amalgam fillings, or silver fillings. When a patient receives amalgam fillings corrosion and color leakage occur over time, which actually changes the color of the tooth to a dark gray color. The safety of amalgam fillings still remains in question because of the mercury that is used to mix the alloy. Since the safety of this material is still up in the air, here at CDA we do not offer amalgam fillings to our patients to ensure optimal overall health. Our cosmetic dentist ensures that all San Antonio fillings work consists of safe procedures.
VeneersLUMINEERS are unique in that they are ultra-thin (approximately 0.2 mm) and highly translucent, allowing them to reproduce the natural appearance of enamel. Lumineers dental veneers are much thinner than traditional veneers. We don't use thicker veneers which require grinding down of your original tooth structure. LUMINEERS are thin enough that little to no tooth grinding is necessary. Additionally, the durability of LUMINEERS allows them to resist wear and remain resilient to last over 20 years.
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Cosmetic DentistryThe recommendation of your primary dentist is an important consideration. Your general dentist has a picture of the current status and condition of your mouth if you have been making regular visits for dental hygiene check ups. At Cosmetic Dental Associates we are both a general dentist and a cosmetic dentist office. The condition of your teeth, gums, supporting bone structure and occlusion (bite) has an impact on the life expectancy of cosmetic dental procedures. Treatment for these conditions may be needed before the cosmetic dentistry treatment begins. An entire mouth reconstruction may be part of your cosmetic dentistry treatment in some instances.
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Parents need to know that these twisters beckon with their tomfoolery and good cheer.
Fractured limericks? Tongue twisters? Brain teasers? Dr. Seuss blends the three into a volatile stew of festive wordplay. This book is divided into episodes--"West Beast East Beast," "Eat at Skipper Zipp's," and the like--that Seuss uses to create a barely contained visual and verbal tempest.
These forays into tongue-twisting are so good-natured that they can do little but bring a smile to your lips, which doesn't help a whole lot when it comes to trying to get the pronunciation right. Since each of the episodes (for the most part) occupies one two-page spread, they feel self-contained and snappy. Dr. Seuss' bright colors and bewhiskered creatures are arrayed on a field of white, and the words seem to vibrate on the page, which should be a nuisance but here seems quite fitting.
Families can talk about the fun of saying tongue-twisters. Which ones are the most difficult? Are they also the most fun to try?
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O'Reilly's OSCON Conference 2005
This year's OSCON conference attracted many key players of the Open Source community, who presented the latest developments.
O'Reilly's yearly Open Source Conference attracted 2100 registrants to Portland, Oregon USA on August 1-5. This year the conference was held at a new conference center, since OSCON has outgrown previous locations. Vendors like Google, Yahoo!, and Hewlett Packard reported in presentations and keynotes on how they are using Open Source and contributing back to community projects. Many of these vendors were hiring new employees and were busily collecting resumes at the exhibition hall. Along with more traditional topics, such as Perl, Apache, MySQL/ PostgreSQL,Subversion, PHP, Java, Python, and Open Source legal business, another more unusual topic proved surprisingly popular: the programming language Ruby, especially its rapid Web development framework, Ruby on Rails, captivated many and raked in one of the $5000 Open Source awards.
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